Fanqie catalogue
Books by Youzhou Netherworld
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Little Martial Uncle, Stop Pretending. The Sect Master Knows You're a Great Emperor 小师叔别装了宗主知道你是大帝
Sect Master: Actually, our junior granduncle Li Changsheng is an Emperor. Elder: Right, right, right. Yes, yes, yes. Li Changsheng is an Emperor. Sect Master: This pill was made by Li Changsheng. Elder: Right, right, right. Yes, yes, yes. Sect Master: Actually, Li Changsheng was the one who made the move. Elder: Right, right, right. Yes, yes, yes. Sect Master: Your father is dead. Elder: Right... Huh? Sect Master, don't say things that undermine unity, even if they're true.
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I Asked You to Build a Sect, Not Force a Demon God to Work Like a Beast of Burden 让你建个宗你强抓魔神来当牛马
[Funny] [Absurd] [Breaking the fourth wall] [Ensemble cast] [Unexpected contrasts] [Twisty plot] It gets better the further you read. As the protagonist, I, Li Changsheng, can tell my readers with complete confidence that this book has nothing to do with its title. Please don't read it. Remember that.
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I Transmigrated into a Female-Oriented Novel and Cut Down the Empress from the Start 穿越女频开局砍翻女帝
What? I transmigrated into a female-oriented novel, and the first thing that happens is I’m ordered to die? You’ve got to be kidding. My sword is still as sharp as ever. Just watch me rebuild the nation and set everyone back on the right path. First, I’ll take down the empress.
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The Immortal Alchemy Emperor 不死丹帝
Li Changsheng was trained by the System until he could do anything. He'd planned to lie flat until the day he died, but the System dragged him back up and forced him to work again. Invincible cultivation from the start, crushing every enemy. An invincible hero story. Pure, mindless wish fulfillment. A passionate reformer. The sect's eccentric, immortal junior martial uncle is the best alchemist in the business, yet his cultivation is only at the Qi Refining stage. Still, he insists that everyone
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